Fans of superstar Mahesh Babu are eagerly waiting to see Trivikram Srinivas’s film. The shooting started last month and the team completed a schedule already but the second schedule got delayed due to the untimely demise of Mahesh Babu’s mother. The star hero flew abroad to spend time with his family and it looks like he pulled himself back together now.
Recently, Naga Vamsi took to Twitter and stated that the second schedule will be beginning soon. He added that many more exciting updates will be unveiled in the upcoming days. As per the latest reports, Trivikram is under a lot of pressure right now as he is yet to give a bound script for Mahesh. After a few disasters, Mahesh is making sure that he listens to the script completely before going forward. As Trivikram is a good friend and one of the top directors, he started the film but wants to listen to the complete script now as per reports.
Grapevine suggests that the production may get postponed if the star hero suggests a few changes in the script after Trivikram narrates it. So, it is up to Trivikram now and he has to narrate a perfect script so that the shooting goes on as planned and the movie gets released on 28th April 2023 as announced.
Trivikram is known for his entertaining family movies with a bit of action. Barring a few exceptions like ‘Aravinda Sametha’, most of his movies in the last decade were family oriented. But the team of #SSMB28 is stressing the ‘Action’ part in every tweet and update. Words like ‘High-Octane Action Entertainer’ and ‘Action Extravaganza’ are used a lot which suggests that Trivikram is moving away from his comfort zone and planning something big for Mahesh.
PS Vinod will be cranking the camera while Naveen Nooli is the editor. AS Prakash is the art director. Thaman is the music composer. Pooja Hegde is the heroine in this project and people are eager to listen to Thaman’s songs especially after delivering blockbuster albums for Trivikram in the form of ‘Ala Vaikunthapuramlo’ and ‘Aravinda Sametha’. Mahesh and Trivikram delivered classics like ‘Athadu’ and ‘Khaleja’ previously.
